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| n | Government
concern for quality of care |
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| became
more obvious as the practice of |
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| medicine
became more scientific |
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| F | Early
1900s attention turned to the curriculum |
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| being
used in medical schools to prepare |
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| physicians |
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| F | The
National Confederation of State Medical |
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| Examining
and Licensing Boards recommended |
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| a
uniform curriculum to all schools in 1904 |
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| F | Gies
report on dental education |
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